Tragedy in Michigan as Harvey Kills Wife and Family
Joseph Harvey of Howard City Michigan killed his wife his uncle his grandmother and wounded his three month old child and his father in law before shooting himself in the neck in a spree that also involved his return to his mother in law’s home where he killed the wife’s mother’s sister and created a scene of violence. Strong threats of lynching followed as Harvey confessed to the Pierson murder and was arrested for his wife’s slaying. The motive remains undetermined and the killer survived.
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Joseph Harvey
Howard City
Howamp City
Mich
Robert Pierson
John Logensinger
Harvey
Warderer
Pierson
Miss Bard
Fitters of Feet Offer Quality Shoes Hats and Umbrellas
A Southern Georgia retailer promotes its range of shoes hats and umbrellas and emphasizes quality and value. The shop highlights a first class shoe maker in connection and guarantees both prices and workmanship while earnestly soliciting local trade.
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Georgia
General Wheeler Stirs Veterans at Charleston Reunion
General Wheeler, lauded as hero of Santiago, stirs confederate veterans with a rousing address in Charleston. He extols southern leadership, expansion, and reunion unity, praising women and the nation’s future, while a silken flag is presented by the Daughters of the Confederacy.
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Chaplain Smith
General Gordon
Stonewall Jackson
Gordon
Genral Joe Wheeler
Santago
Confedracy
Wheeler
Cuba
Joe Wheeler
Joe
General Wheeler
North
South
Washington
Winfield Scott
Andrew Jackson
Mexico
Alexander
Hannibal
Charlemagne
Napoleon
Orphana
Lee
Stragala
America
Jefferson
Louisiana Purchase
Monroe
Florida
Polk
Texas
Andrew Johnson
Alaska
United States
Thomas Jefferson
Buchanan
Pearl of the
Antilles
Py Beeler
United Federate Veterans
Daughters of the Confederacy
Chapter No. 4
Charleston
Wade Ppton
Hampton
Fitzhugh Lea
Alleged Burners on Trial in Seminole Kidnapping Case
The Seminole burning and kidnapping case with 80 defendants is under trial in Muscogee. Horace Speed, ex district attorney, opened for the government. Nelson M. Jones, ex deputy U S marshal, faced first, with Warren Rodoff defending him. Witnesses included United States Marshal Bennet and Commissioner W T Fears as the case drew a crowded courtroom.
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Muscoore
Lincoln McGeisey
Palmer Sampson
Horace Speed
Oklahoma
Soper
Nelson M. Jones
United States
Warren Rodoff
Fort Smith, Ark
Bennet
W. T. Fears
Thomas McGossey
Lincoln
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India
Lee Allen
W. L. Douglas
Pic Ath Bros
Red Cross
Ihe Arbuckles
Nix & Coman
Hudson
Avolv
Cathronsia Fie Srave Co
California Fig Syrer Co
California Fig Syrup CO
San Francisco
Cal
Louisville
New York
Michigan
W. M. Reese
Washington, Ga
Nashville
St. Louis
Ted Sloan
Atlantic Coast Line
Wilmington
Goldsboro
Schumpert Shoe CO
Wholesale Liquor Cose
Macon
Belle of
Kentucky
CT Peake
Park Eit Fine Rys
I Rais
Brest Panay
California
Peacher
Bs Pet
Geo Attention
Altmayer& Flatau Liquor Company
Fourth St
Union Passenger Depot
Tyree
Ene Eenent
Chas
F. Graham
Pnd
Pulaski Jhlonms
Pierce
Pierée
Plessant
Oman
Ocean
Mississippi River
Union
Commonwealths
Rowal
Home Cure
Newark
N. J
Heyers
Ss. S. S
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